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An area of low pressure may try to take shape in the Gulf of Mexico next week. While slow development is possible, some added tropical moisture to the forecast could boost rain chances for the Texas coast.
After another day of thunderstorms producing locally heavy rain, weâve started out the morning with showers from the D/FW metroplex south into Central Texas. These morning showers will likely continue and become more numerous as we head into the afternoon across Central Texas, the Brazos Valley, Hill Country, and Southeast Texas. Our primary concern will […]
Another round of rain and storms are expected across several regions of Texas today. Stronger storms may produce hail, localized damaging winds, constant lightning, and flooding. Palo Duro Canyon in the Texas Panhandle picked up seven inches of rain yesterday. We also saw two to four inches of rain in western Bexar County in South-Central […]
It’s no secret that certain areas of Texas have received more than their share of rain in the last couple of weeks. This all stems from the typical pattern of storms forming in the northeast of Texas near DFW and moving southeast toward Houston.
Texas Storm Chasers Baldy-in-Chief David Reimer has your daily Texas Weather Forecast! We’ve got isolated to numerous showers and thunderstorms expected across the state throughout the day. We can thank a weak frontal boundary moving south of Interstate 20 this afternoon for some cooler weather and a summer-time rain setup. Stronger storms with damaging winds, […]
Baldy-in-Chief has a Sunday evening update on thunderstorms ongoing across the western half of Texas, and they’ll likely continue into the night and Monday morning. Some storms are producing strong winds, heavy rain, and blowing dust. The overall severe weather threat is low; but enjoy the much-needed rainfall! Join this channel to get access to […]
“Peakers” would only run during times of peak energy demand
Scattered thunderstorms made a ruckus with strong winds and hail up to the size of goofballs (and golfballs) in the Texas Panhandle and West Texas yesterday afternoon. A surprise was that storms persist into the early morning hours today, but rain is good, and the more we get, the better in areas that need it. […]
Hail stone, potentially 7.25″ in diameter, may surpass Hondo’s 2021 massive, record-setting stone
Imagine the pressure of having to accurately forecast the weather with countless lives and the fate of the free world at stake. That’s exactly what a team of British and American meteorologists were tasked to do 80 years ago for the battle of D-Day.